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Looking forward to it!

Pretty slick. I have been looking for a decent indoor POE PT camera. Not many out there that are even great stationary indoor POE cameras to mount on the exterior ceiling.

H264 is great as well but having to feed it through go2rtc is a pain. Reolink always fails in the codec dept though so what's new.

If only they had nailed the codecs and config parameters and had it ringing the physical bell wiring.

I had this issue and Firefox worked fine.

I lurk a little bit but I'm around! Thanks for the comments! My stuff ends up a bit long at times but I like some in depth stuff myself so that's what I do and include the YouTube chapter marks so people can skip around to stuff they want.

Thanks for the share Andy! I have been using this for a few months and I am still mind blown with some of the footage I capture. The fall clip was a perfect storm for sure! I couldn't help myself as I knew it had to go in. The boy wasn't hurt except for maybe a bruise or two, more of his pride...

You trying to get me banned eh? :) That's a video I was lucky to have pulled in substream quality when he texted me to check my cameras.

Nahh..they are still. Watched on my other camera recording 24/7. The timer is almost enough, it just needs to be increased a little as it stops watching too often on subjects. I let the dog walkers know to wave their arms while waiting. I mean one neighbor already moons my camera when he...

Scarecrow time for the test! :)

It obviously has a timer right now. Just allow us to change it is all. I think it is at about 6-8 seconds right now.

oooff.. you'd think something so simple would exist in the firmware. Seems like a very common thing, I've seen it in some cheaper PTZ cameras.

Question for the gurus on this camera. The auto tracking is damn cool and works surprisingly well even with high speed objects! Is there a linger timer setting somewhere? Say for instance, in theory, the neighbor walks his dog across the yard and the camera follows them across the yard. The...

Awesome news! As I have had a few messages telling me the links to them were showing unavailable.

Thanks I was really impressed with the camera after setting it up on the bench. I was like there's no way this thing is going to catch plates at night unless they are doing 5mph or less if I am lucky. After toying with the settings it was jaw dropping, this crap works. Then when I saw some...

Adding to what others have said. I had about a 140ft problem to tackle and that nice 64mm varifocal nailed even on cars flying by. See the intro here

Looking forward to snagging one as well.

Very true. It is no contest there.

Amcrest/Dahua has been king for me in my comparison tests/videos. Reolink is fine for a throw in a system for someone with a hardware NVR and forget about it but that's about it. It falls on its face once you start using other things such as BI and/or Frigate.

Great thread and thanks for the comments. While there is no perfect doorbell yet, this one is pretty damn close and we enjoy it. I tried that Foscam one recently and bleh...it fell on its face pretty bad.

Had to roll back as well here with crashing through the day at random it seems.

I do hope people are practicing safe firewalling with their cameras and using them local control RTSP/ONVIF... no matter the brand.

I started seeing this as well. I know it has to do with using the substream feature as I have another camera that isn't setup with the substream of the same exact type and it works fine.

Is there an easy way to check before you upgrade some cameras to see if they will have this language mismatch issue? Or should you just try to upgrade the cameras and if you have the issue then come back and fix them? In other words, is it better to check something then fix them before you...

I'm looking for some guidance on a install I'm trying to do. I hate to go down the wireless rabbit hole as wired devices just seem to work and forget about them but I have a location I'm trying to cover that is detached from the home with no way to run an ethernet cable. Luckily the detached...